Costas Charitable: “When I stepped on stage, I realized that I had stolen my watch”

He’s talking about a concert he never forgot. People turned him away, but he came home without the watch he was wearing. An interview at Alpha’s Happy Day was given by Kostas Charitable. The well-known singer and singer met the journalist Christiana Kochlatzis, making a flashback on his personal and long professional life in music. “One night Statina Tsimchili had come to Cell and I was playing a song, ‘Tourta chocolate’ I think, which says: give me a kiss. I went down to the audience and I said: if you don’t give me a kiss, I’m not leaving. And he had to give me a kiss on the cheek. I thank her for this kiss, it was lucky, since then we have been doing very well,” Costas Charitable originally described. “At some point I had to retire from the site, make a break, because we had to work seven days a week. I was tired mentally and physically, I felt the batteries falling. I wanted to live for myself, to do things I miss, such as seeing my children and friends”, confesses the singer to another point. “At a concert in Salamina she had such a long tail that the autographs ended and my abiyez took a slap from a girl who got desperate that I didn’t have an autograph to give her. At another concert in New Chalcedon, I fell into the hands of the world and then I was thrown back on stage. When I stepped on the stage, I realized that I had been robbed of my watch,” narrated by Costas Charitable on Alpha’s morning show. “I recently became a grandfather. I had a grandson from my daughter. He is one year old and has the name Isidoros”, reveals by closing Costas Charitable.